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| | Al-Anaam | Pre Ayat ← 152 | → Next Ayat | Pre Ruku ← | | 19. Guiding Rules of Life | | → Next Ruku|
Translation:And He has enjoined:(6) that you should not go near the property of an orphan except in the best way, until he reaches his maturity.(7) and you should use a full measure and a just balance. We charge one only with that much responsibility that one can bear, (8) and whatever you say should be just, even if it is concerning your own relatives,(9) and you should fulfill your covenant with Allah. Allah has enjoined these things on you so that you may follow the admonition.
Translit: Wala taqraboo mala alyateemi illa biallatee hiya ahsanu hatta yablugha ashuddahu waawfoo alkayla waalmeezana bialqisti la nukallifu nafsan illa wusAAaha waitha qultum faiAAdiloo walaw kana tha qurba wabiAAahdi Allahi awfoo thalikum wassakum bihi laAAallakum tathakkaroona
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0 walaWala
1 taqrabootaqrabuw
2 malamala
3 alyateemialyatiymi
4 illa | إِلَّا | unless, if not, except, save Combined Particles illa
5 biallatee | بِٱلَّتِي | that (sing, fem.) Combined Particles | after that/then/thereuponallat
6 hiya | هِيَ | | | | she Subject Pronoun hiya
7 ahsanuahsanu
8 hatta | حَتَّىٰ | until, till |prep.| Combined Particles hatta
9 yablughayablugha
10 ashuddahuashuddahu
11 waawfooawf
12 alkaylaalkayla
13 waalmeezanaalmiyza
14 bialqistialqis
15 la | لَا | not |particle| no! |negative imperative| Combined Particles
16 nukallifunukallifu
17 nafsannafsan
18 illa | إِلَّا | unless, if not, except, save Combined Particles illa
19 wusAAahawus`aha
20 waitha | وَإِذَا | and then, and all of a sudden;|introducing a nominal clause the subject of which may be expressed by ب|, when; if, whenever; whether |conj.| Combined Particles | whetherit
21 qultumqultum
22 faiAAdilooi`dil
23 walaw | وَلَوْ | if (as a rule, introducing hypothetical conditional clauses) |conj.| Combined Particles | whetherwalaw
24 kana كَانَا | were Kana Perfectkana
25 tha | ذَا | the Combined Particles tha
26 qurbaqurba
27 wabiAAahdibi`ah
28 AllahiAllahi
29 awfoof
30 thalikumthalikum
31 wassakumssak
32 bihi
33 laAAallakum`allak
34 tathakkaroonatathakkaruwna
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